2026-10-13   41

Can you train yourself to be a genius?

October 15 marks the centenary of Genrich Altshuller (1926–1998), the Soviet inventor, scientist, and sci-fi writer. He was the very first to suggest that creativity isn't just a talent, but a skill that can be taught — and he built an entire system to prove it.

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 2026-10-01   162

Forgotten Inventions That Were Ahead of Their Time

The history of science and technology is full of examples of ideas that emerged long before technology and society were ready to accept them. Charles Babbage’s mechanical computer, Alexander Graham Bell’s telephone, Nikola Tesla’s radio‑controlled devices, Jules Verne’s space projectile, Edmond Becquerel’s solar cells, Norbert Wiener’s cybernetics, and flying cars — all these projects once seemed too bold, and sometimes even downright fantastic. But it was precisely these projects that laid the foundation for future discoveries and revolutionary changes.

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 2026-10-01   225

Trial Access to Access Medicine


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The GrSMU Library has been provided with trial access to Access Medicine by McGraw Hill Education.

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 2026-09-07   357

Longevity: Is it possible to live to be 120?

The human dream of a long and happy life has existed for centuries. In different eras, these ideas were embodied in their own way — from ancient myths about immortality to modern scientific research.

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 2026-09-01   343

Happy Knowledge Day

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 2026-08-24   280

New Semester, New Books!

Fresh textbook sets are ready and waiting for you at the library.

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 2026-06-22   911

Access to SpringerLink Resources

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The GrSMU Library now has access to the archival (up to 2021) full-text electronic book collection from Springer Nature Publishing, covering medicine and biological sciences.

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 2026-05-11   653

Why is our appearance so important to us?

We live in a world where first impressions are formed in a fraction of a second. We can repeat the wise proverb "You judge a book by its cover" as much as we like, but if we think about it, it is the "cover" that often becomes the key that either opens doors or slams them in our face.

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 2026-05-05   687

Planet's Lawyer David Attenborough Turns 100

On May 8, 2026, the legendary naturalist, TV presenter and pioneer of nature documentary filmmaking turns 100. Millions of people are grateful for the opportunity to see the world through the eyes of a wise and passionate storyteller.

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 2026-04-29   972

Test access to the Begell Biomedical Research Collection

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The GrSMU Library has access to the full-text collection of biomedical journals publi

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 2026-04-23   1462

Test Access to Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Medical Journals


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The GrSMU Library has been granted test access to Lippincott Williams & Wilkins medical journals collection.

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 2026-04-17   1322

Access to the MedBaseGeotar Reference and Information System

The MedBaseGeotar reference and information system is designed for practicing medical professionals, researchers, teachers, graduate students, residents, undergraduates, and healthcare managers to quickly search, select, and read the necessary medical literature.

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 2026-04-10   1157

Test Access to American Urological Association Journals


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The GrSMU Library has been granted test access to the American Urological Association journals.

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 2026-04-06   1507

Renewed Access to the Student Advisor Electronic Library Systems


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The electronic library system "Student Advisor" provides full-text access to modern educational literature on the main disciplines studied in medical universities...

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 2026-03-18   971

Life Like a Legend. Jack London

Jack London is not just a writer, but a symbol of an era, a man whose life was more exciting than any adventure novel. Born into a poor family, London worked in a variety of jobs, from newspaper delivery man to oyster pirate. His life, filled with struggles against poverty, the pursuit of gold, and the fight for justice, is forever etched in his immortal works.

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 2026-03-18   874

Louis Wain and His Cat Worlds

Louis Wain (1860-1939) was a British artist who revolutionized the way we think about cats. Wain stopped drawing cats on four legs and made them upright, smiling, and dressed in Edwardian fashion. His characters played golf, smoked, drank tea, read newspapers, and skated.

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 2026-03-03   917

The Truth About Yoga

Everybody has probably heard at least once about the unique properties of yoga. There are many people who want to improve their health with the help of yoga, but not everyone knows how to do it correctly.

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 2026-02-25   1550

Access to Wiley Online Library

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Wiley Online Library is one of the largest academic publishers in the world.

The collection includes 399 journals on medical and related specialties (anesthesia, infectious diseases, cardiology, neurology, oncology, pediatrics, etc.).

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 2026-02-02   1141

The Story of Dr. Leila Denmark

Leila Alice Denmark (1898-2012) was a famous American long-lived physician who worked as a pediatrician for 73 years and retired at the age of 103. She is known as the oldest practicing physician in the world.

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